What is the primary factor that determines the long-term impact of elections on the Indian market and economy?

Short-term market volatility Government policies and economic reforms Investor sentiment during election campaigns The size of the winning party's majority

Which political event in 1991 significantly impacted the Indian stock market and economy?

The formation of the National Front coalition The assassination of PM Rajiv Gandhi The implementation of economic reforms by PV Narasimha Rao The Asian Financial Crisis

What was the market's reaction to the NDA's victory in the 1999 general election?

The Sensex declined by 7% due to unexpected results The Sensex rallied by about 7% and continued an upward trend The market experienced high volatility and instability The GDP growth rate plummeted to 3%

How did the global financial crisis of 2008 impact the Indian stock market?

It led to a sustained bull market until 2009 It had no significant impact on the Indian market It brought an end to the bull market, followed by a recovery in 2009 It resulted in a 17% gain in the Sensex in a single day

What was the primary reason for the positive market response to the NDA's return to power in 2014?

The expectation of political instability and uncertainty The anticipation of economic reforms and a stable government The continuation of UPA's economic policies The global economic slowdown and high oil prices

What was a significant characteristic of the Indian stock market during the 2019 election period?

A prolonged period of stability and steady growth A complete absence of volatility due to political certainty Periods of volatility influenced by election-related news and expectations A consistent decline in major stock indices leading up to the election